Sevilla are again Europa League champions. The Spanish club defeated Inter Milan, 3-2, in the final of Friday to pick up one of the most unusual versions of the competition in history. The title marks the sixth time that Sevilla have won this title since 2006.
The story of the match focused on Diego Carlos in the course of 90 minutes from zero to hero. The moments he was a zero were rugby tackling Romelu Lukaku to give up a penalty in his third consecutive match – which the Belgian converted – and failed to score well for Diego Godin, who beat Inter’s second goal scored.
It was an obvious ambition of Luuk de Jong to use their ability at attacking on the flanks. At this point, it was obvious that the players of Luks de Jong lowered the tempo and became more defensively oriented. an overhead attempt in the box was delivered to the back of the net.
The heartbeat is not only on Inter as a club, but it certainly lands on the shoulders of two men in particular: Lukaku, who went from the man who broke the zero-zero deadlock to the man who ‘ t in the winner deflated for his opponent, and Antonio Conte, a manager for whom a European trophy remains untenable.
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Inter Milan 2, Sevilla 3 (FINAL)
Inter: Lukaku – PK (5 ‘)
EvSevilla: de Jong (12 ‘)
EvSevilla: de Jong (33 ‘)
TerInter: Godin (35 ‘)
EvSevilla: Diego Carlos (74 ‘)
